Great video with excellent explanations. Many thanks. Nevertheless, I am still wondering if the following use case is possible: Query for metrics of each month in the same year. Which means that the range is not fix but changes depending on the year (applies only to February). The timestamp must be calculated (e.g. the timestamp is 1. of January of same year) The idea behind is to see a usage for each month. Is there a way to query that?
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Super video. Thank you so much. Please make more videos. This channel is the only main source for Prometheus videos.
Perfectly explained! Thank you for this!
This video is so underrated!
Thank you for delivering such a clear and precise presentation!
Awesome! Everything is clear!
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Gute Arbeit !
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Great video with excellent explanations. Many thanks.
Nevertheless, I am still wondering if the following use case is possible:
Query for metrics of each month in the same year. Which means that the range is not fix but changes depending on the year (applies only to February). The timestamp must be calculated (e.g. the timestamp is 1. of January of same year)
The idea behind is to see a usage for each month.
Is there a way to query that?
How do I select data by month?
the "@" modifier does not work anymore !
It still does! Maybe you are using a Prometheus version which is very old which doesn't support it yet?
Hey arnold schwarzenegger is that you?